RainingViolets101

the very last two minutes of "Leave Her To Heaven" bought a tear to my eye when Cornell Wilde got out of the canoe, and ther was lovely Jeanne Crane waiting for him ...the beautiful musical score made it perfect...lovely ending.

Yes...phony looking ice, no wind at all and no frost on the breath in fact they all seemed to be sweating....

-STRANGE CARGO-

de Havilland's finest performance...perfect casting...Boyer should have got a nod for this... Paulette Goddard's tramp was right on the money...I kept wishing she wouldn't tell her but Olivia showed what a great actress she was by not tearing the scenery...she sort of withdrew into herself and said her lines so beautifully she touched your heart...

''As beautiful as Loretta Young in "Ramona"" was a saying for a standard of beauty while I was growing up...but I fail to see this Technicolor classic in the line-up for January -What night is it on?

I much prefer the original film "Sentimental Journey" with Maureen O'Hara in the role of Julie Beck The little girl Hittie was played by Connie Marshall

A sign of the times...After Miss Bacall falls down the stairs and is rushed to the Doctor's office He tells her she just had a heart attack and would have to take it easy then she proceeds to LIGHT UP A CIGARETTE , and the Doctor doesn't tell her to put it out the time this picture was made Doctor's waiting rooms all had ash trays on the tables

Van Der Zee, Heinrich played by James Mason PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN 1952

Tyree, Tammy played by Debbie Reynolds in TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR - 1956

Emory, Beatrix played by LANA TURNER Dr. Jeckyl and Mr Hyde "1941"

Lovely To Look At 1951

Upson, Mrs. played by LEE PATRICK in "Auntie Mame"

Holly, Mrs. played by Mercedes McCambrige in SUDDENLY , LAST SUMMER 1959 .

Is it Billie Burke?

Smith, Rose played by Lucille Bremmer in "MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS' 1942 .